For UK landlords & rent-to-rent operators
Turn £1,300 a month into £4,200 — on the property you already own.
Get certified, onboard your properties, and let the ecosystem run the compliant framework, the tenant coaching and the DWP-backed payment chain — while you keep providing and managing the property, just like any buy-to-let.
Enrol in the Partner Programme →Sound familiar?
Costs up. The Renters’ Rights Act live. The old strategies barely working.
Legislation tightening
Harder eviction routes, more compliance risk, more fines — the standard AST is getting harder to run every year.
Rent that hasn’t kept pace
A standard 3-bed still earns roughly £1,200–£1,400 a month — while your costs keep climbing.
The old fixes aren’t fixing it
BRR, standard BTL and single-lets are barely working the way they used to. The problem was never the property — it’s the cashflow.
For a single 3-bed left on standard rent, the gap between what you’re collecting and what you could be collecting can run to £185,400 over five years — money you never get back, on a property you already own.
How it works
The UCES Partner Programme
Not a loophole — a different, fully compliant vehicle for the exact property you already hold.
Get certified
Sign the SLA, complete ID verification and your DBS — modules run in as little as 2 weeks including compliance checks.
Onboard your property
Upload your first property with our done-with-you onboarding, weekly Deal Clinics, and templates — your first 10 onboardings are already paid for.
Get paid
DWP-backed rent flows through the chain to you — you keep control, you choose the tenant, and the ecosystem handles the tenant-facing work.
What you get
Everything done for you — you supply the property
Secure checkout · VAT invoice provided · 60-day confidence guarantee
No code? Ask whoever sent you here, or get one free at our next live masterclass.
You’re not betting on this — we are.
The real risk here isn’t joining and finding it’s not for you. It’s staying on standard rent for another year while this keeps working for everyone else.
Join, complete the first two modules, and send us your portfolio. If within 60 days you don’t believe this works for you, email us and we refund every penny. We can only make that offer because the system works — there are hundreds of rooms already running through it. The risk is ours, not yours.
Picture your first property live and earning — that’s the position this guarantee is designed to get you to risk-free.
But what about…
The four questions every landlord asks before joining
“Will I actually be able to get tenants?”
That fear is rational — and the structural picture answers it: 125,000+ households are in temporary accommodation, and councils are under a statutory duty to house people. The ecosystem’s referral routes and Thrive’s sourcing machinery exist to fill this exact gap.
“Is this actually legal?”
Yes — and it isn’t a loophole. It sits inside the exempt accommodation framework already used by councils, the NHS and registered providers: an RSL holds the excluded licence with the tenant, which is why no HMO licence is needed within this framework.
“What if my mortgage lender objects?”
We already have a lender who is happy with the system, and we’re actively working to bring more on board. A lender-acceptance check is part of onboarding, so you’ll know where you stand before you commit — and if you’re financing a new purchase for this, ask about our lender relationship directly.
“What about my existing tenants?”
This applies to vacant properties — we don’t (and can’t) move existing AST tenants out. The good news: your next natural vacancy is your entry point. Start with one empty property; convert the rest as tenancies end.
Who it's for
Built for two kinds of operator
Landlords with 1–20 properties
You know the game, you’re semi-hands-on, and you’re fed up with where standard tenancies are heading. You keep providing and managing the property — the tenant-facing burden and the standard-tenancy regime go.
Rent-to-rent operators
You control property you don’t own — or want to. The same system runs on R2R: take on properties and put them through the ecosystem without buying.
Questions
How it works — the practical questions
What’s the discount code, and where do I get one?
The standing price is £5,000 + VAT. There’s one discount code that takes it to £2,500 + VAT — you’ll have it either because you attended our free live masterclass, or because whoever referred you here gave it to you. You don’t enter it here: apply it in the coupon field on the checkout page and the total updates before you pay. No code yet? Register for the next masterclass free and you’ll get one there.
Does this work in my area?
The system runs across England now, with Wales coming soon. Rates vary by council — check the rate checker in the UCES app (choose your council and bedroom count) to see the real weekly room rates for your area before you commit.
How much will I actually get for MY property?
We won’t give you a blanket number — rates genuinely vary by council, property size and letting mode. Check the rate checker in the UCES app for your real figure before you enrol; the £1,300→£4,200 example on this page is a real Birmingham-area benchmark, not a guarantee for every postcode.
This sounds too good to be true — what’s the catch?
Fair question, and we’d ask it too. The honest answer: these rates exist because only a Registered Social Landlord can access them — that’s precisely why this ecosystem exists, to hand you access you couldn’t get alone. There’s no catch hidden in small print: the 25% deduction is explained above, the guarantee terms are stated plainly, and the framework is the same one councils, the NHS and registered providers already use.
How fast can I actually get started?
Honestly: modules and compliance checks (ID + DBS) can be done in as little as 2 weeks, with certification following in around 3 weeks — then your property can go live. Real timelines vary by how quickly you move.
Do I lose control of the property?
No. You choose the tenant, and you manage the property yourself or hand it to your letting agent — exactly like any buy-to-let. The ecosystem handles the tenant-facing coaching and services, not your property.
Why is a portion of the rent deducted?
25% is kept by Allianz on behalf of the ecosystem — 13% goes to the RSL, and the remainder is split across Thrive, Allianz and the software platform — and it’s only ever deducted once a property is tenanted. The rest, roughly 75%, comes to you.
What happens to my HMO licence if I use the Existing-HMO Takeover strategy?
Told to you upfront, not hidden: under the excluded-licence framework, the property is no longer classed as an official/licensed HMO. Converting back later means reapplying — and in Article 4 areas, you may not get HMO status back. Worth weighing before bringing an Article 4 HMO into the system.
We can only onboard 50 new HSPs a month
This isn’t artificial urgency — certifying members and onboarding properties properly takes real capacity, and we won’t compromise on that to take on more people than we can actually support well.